Local injury help in Phoenix
A fast-growing metro with fast-moving traffic
The Phoenix metro is one of the fastest-growing in the nation, and its wide, high-speed roads — I-10, I-17, and the Loop 101/202 — carry heavy traffic and a high rate of serious and fatal crashes, including many pedestrian injuries.
Dream Team Law represents injured people across Maricopa County and the Valley. Arizona is an at-fault state with a claimant-friendly pure comparative negligence rule, and we build claims that hold careless drivers accountable.
Arizona — the verified essentials
Statute of limitations (injury)
Generally 2 years from the date of the injury for personal injury claims in Arizona (claims against government entities have much shorter notice deadlines).
Fault system
Arizona is an at-fault (tort) state — the party who caused the crash is responsible for the damages.
Comparative negligence
Arizona follows pure comparative negligence — you can recover even if largely at fault, reduced by your percentage of fault.
Insurance
Arizona requires minimum liability coverage; UM/UIM coverage is often critical after a crash.
⚠️ State deadlines and fault rules have exceptions (minors, government claims, serious-injury thresholds). Confirm the specifics of your case with a licensed attorney before relying on them.
How we help Phoenix accident victims
◆Car & truck accidents
◆Motorcycle crashes
◆Rideshare (Uber/Lyft) injuries
◆Pedestrian & bicycle accidents
◆Slip & fall injuries
◆Wrongful death
Phoenix — frequently asked questions
Can I recover if I was mostly at fault?+
Possibly. Arizona uses pure comparative negligence, so you may recover a reduced amount even if you were largely at fault. We’ll assess your case for free.
What if a government vehicle or road caused my injury?+
Claims against government entities in Arizona have very short notice deadlines (often 180 days). Contact us immediately so you don’t lose the claim.
